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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
9
The article outlines year round, systematic culling to improve profits and breeder value. It details how to judge laying potential by molt timing shank and vent color comb beak pelvic bone spread and abdomen flexibility. It emphasizes separating good producers from poor ones for production and breeding.
The piece details a power network of oil magnates and financiers linked to Mexican affairs. It names Chester O. Swain Edward L. Doheny Charles H. Sabin E. W. Stetson and J. P. Morgan & Co as key figures allied with a push for annexation or intervention. It notes offices on Fifth Ave Washington El Paso Los Angeles and a 1919 memo timeline and describes a broad financial backing for these aims.
On opening day of Doctor Shipstead’s campaign, a labor backed plane toured rural routes, delivering pamphlets and boosting farmer enthusiasm despite hostile opposition papers. League candidates face internal splits as they pursue a House majority and Minnesota politics ride a wave of pre primary activity across 86 counties.
Guidance on selecting hens for breeding, discarding unfit stock, and planning winter egg production. The note urges identifying birds with pale shanks and white beaks, avoiding nonbreeders, and hints at a forthcoming winter laying technique.
An outside speaker will address routine matters before bankers leave at 4 for a Redfield Mitchell baseball game at League Park. After the game, guests ride to Mitchell Country Club for a dinner attended by Mitchell bankers and their employees and visiting bankers, followed by dancing. M F Patton of Mitchell National Bank chairs the slim committee.
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